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Good to see you, Phil.

Good to see you, Adam.

How you been, man?

I've been well.

I've been really watching you and watching all your work and seeing the stuff you've been doing.

And I feel, you know, I didn't feel that connected with your work several years ago.

And now I see what you're doing and I feel like, God, yeah, go, Phil.

Great work.

Like, nice.

And I don't know if that's me or if that's you or if that's intentional or how it's working, but you seem to have had an evolution.

I don't know what to call it.

I guess in the past, you know, the homespun wisdom for the troubled teen and that kind of stuff was something that I felt like...

oh, I could do that, or I did do that on Loveline and stuff like that.

And I thought a lot of it, like, you got your start with Oprah.

Oprah, in my world, just sort of says obvious things to a group of people that really enjoy hearing her obvious things.

And I lumped you into that group as well, but then...

you started going deeper and getting into subjects and, and maybe it was a political thing and maybe it was just, I, you know, I, I, I got older and I started going, yeah, he's going, he's going out with ice and he's, he's embedded with ice and doing stuff like that.

And I just, I just found it interesting and sort of courageous.

Well, there's a little weird thing that popped in my head, but my good friend Dennis Prager used to bring it up every once in a while.